60th Annual Winter Seminar & Golf tournament
Booking information
To book your room and receive a discount on the stay:
https://book.passkey.com/e/49869904
January 31- February 2, 2020
Hilton Santa Barbara Beachfront Resort
(formerly Fess Parker Resort)
Santa Barbara Beachfront Resort
Panel Timeframe: 1 hour and 15 minutes
Draft Schedule, subject to change
Schedule:
Friday, Jan 31: Golf Tournament
Saturday, Feb 1: Seminar
Sunday, Feb 2: Getaway Breakfast
Proposed Seminar Topics:
- Earthquake preparations: + Panel Discussion (Earthquake Preparedness)
- How do we incorporate our cities for weeks of being in the dark
- How a city can be prepared with emergency van/trailer
- CERT programs; How do you get that set up in the City
- Human Trafficking
- Technology RING Doorbell
- Cybersecurity v. 2.0 -follow-up from Winter Seminar 2019, including FBI
Below was the agenda for the 2019 Seminar.
AGENDA from 2019
FRIDAY, February 1, 2019
7:30am – Golf Tournament
3-5pm – Wine Tasting on Front Lawn (Sponsored by OC Healing House)
3-7pm – Registration and Exhibitor Set Up
5:30-7pm – Board of Directors Welcome Reception on Front Lawn (Sponsored by Alvarez-Glasman & Colvin Law)
– Honorable Janice Hahn, Los Angeles County Supervisor
SATURDAY, February 2, 2019
7-8am – Breakfast
8-8:05am – Tai Sunnanon, ICA Executive Director
– Richard Montgomery, President-elect, ICA, City of Manhattan Beach
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8:05-9:30am – Session 1: Emergency Preparedness, Response and Mitigation
The frequency and intensity of wildfires are increasing and pose major threats to all Californians, our economy and to the achievement of the State’s environmental goals. While we cannot control these climate driven events, we need to do all we can to prepare for them, improve our coordinated response, and do all we can to mitigate the danger
Speaker: Gil Soto, Director of Gas Operations, So Cal Gas
Speaker: Susan Dueñas, Public Safety Manager, City of Malibu
Speaker: Mario Tresierras, Acting Division Chief
Speaker: David Abel, Editor-In-Chief, Planning Report
Speaker: Bob Stiens, Govt. Relations Manager, Southern California Edison (SCE)
Speaker: Bonnie Hulkower, Environmental Planner, U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
Speaker: Rossana D’Antonio, PE, GE, Deputy Director, Los Angeles County Public Works
Speaker: Kevin Taylor, Operations Division Chief at the Montecito Fire Department in Santa Barbara
Moderator: Jeanne O’Donnell, LA County Emergency Operations Center
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9:30-9:45am – Break
9:45-10:45am – Session 2: Is bonding out future income streams right for your city?
“Bonding for the future” an opportunity to expand your plans for infrastructure investments
Speaker: Renee Bobadilla, Assistant City Manager of Commerce
Speaker: Andrew Pasmant, City Manager of Montebello
Moderator: Jack Hadjinian
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10:45-11:30am – Break
11:30-12:45pm – Lunch: Response to 2017-2018 SB Wildfires and Mudslides
Presentation: SB Fire & Police Chiefs & CalTrans for their response to Thomas Fires
Keynote: Daryl Osby, Los Angeles County Fire Chief
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12:50-1:35pm – Session 3 Local Control Lost? – State Finalizes Cannabis Regulations, Allowing Cannabis Delivery Anywhere (Banned or Not). How to maximize public health and safety to keep your city safe.
California’s three cannabis regulatory agencies have completed their final state regulations, and they’re allowing legal delivery to service any city, whether your city has banned commercial cannabis or not. Come learn about how you can keep your city safe and what strategies other cities are using to adjust for this this new regulation. What can be done to handle the massive illicit market? How to generate revenue for Youth Prevention Programs and Enforcement of Unlicensed Operators? Reentry considerations for over 200,000 LA County residents that qualify for expungement of previous cannabis criminal convictions.
Speaker: Jonatan Cvetko, Angeles Emerald
Speaker: Nick Morrow, Retired LA County Sheriff
Speaker: Dustin Moore, Angeles Emeralds Advisor
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1:35-1:55pm – Break
1:55-2:40pm – Session 4 Gun Violence Restraining Order (“GVRO”)
In the wake of the 2014 mass shooting in Isla Vista near UC Santa Barbara, the Legislature passed a law that created the Gun Violence Restraining Order (“GVRO”). This is a powerful tool that allows law enforcement to seek a restraining order from a judge that would prevent individuals believed to be dangerous from having firearms for up to a year. But even though this tool has been available since 2016, very few law enforcement agencies take advantage of it and many law enforcement agencies and public entities are unaware of it.
Speaker: Lieutenant Max Subin, Beverly Hills Police Department
Speaker: Charles “Chase” Bakaly IV, Richard, Watson & Gershon
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2:40pm-2:55 – Break
2:55pm-3:35pm – Session 5: Bridging the Gap to Enhance Public Safety
Speaker: Silvio Lanzas , Interim Fire Chief , City of Glendale
Speaker: Carl Povilaitis , Chief of Police, City of Glendale
Speaker: Greg Davidson , Director of Sales, Calpipe Security Bollards
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3:35-3:50pm – Break
3:50pm-4:35pm – Session 6: What Active Shooter Lectures Always Forget!
Despite improved integration of first responders to active shooter incidents, recent events have demonstrated that there is no current ability to provide care to large numbers of victims within a “hot zone”. Recently, several agencies have made recommendations to include bystander involvement into the planning framework for man-made disasters, including the DHS “Stop the Bleed” campaign. While this is a positive step towards acknowledging the civilian resource, it is a limited solution to a multi-faceted problem. We propose a system incorporating the STB approach into a more complete solution.
Speaker: Josh P. Bobko, MD, President, FirstCare Provider
Speaker: Chief Rob Wylie, Vice President, FirstCare Provider
Speaker: Special Agent Jeffrey Cugno , FBI
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4:35pm to onward – Free Time
5pm-6:30pm – Board Meeting
SUNDAY, February 3, 2019
8-10am – Get Away Breakfast (Sponsored by Richards, Watson & Gershon)
11am – Depart
For participation or topic inquiries, please contact our President, Richard Montgomery, at rmontgomery@citymb.
For sponsorship or exhibitor opportunities, please contact our Public Relations/Fundraiser, Greg Spiker, gregspiker@ksainc.us.